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"Echoes of the Unseen" is a captivating digital artwork that melds elements of mystery and surrealism. The composition centers around a ghostly figure captured within a grandiose, flame-encircled mirror that hangs suspended above a foggy, cobblestoned street. The eerie, wide-mouthed scream of the face in the mirror sends a chilling resonance down the deserted avenue, evoking a sense of haunting omnipresence. Below, a solitary figure in a hat walks away, perhaps unaware of the spectral gaze overhead or perhaps choosing to ignore it. This piece explores themes of inner demons and the parts of ourselves we often choose to leave unacknowledged. It invites the viewer to ponder the shadows we carry and the reflections of ourselves that we sometimes fear to confront.
The roof, with its rows and rows of winged cherubs , representing the omnipresence of God, draws most eyes.
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Some would call it ugly; others would call it anachronistic (what with the omnipresence of cell-phones). Still, it grabbed my attention as I passed it by within the airport.
Bayon temple (巴容寺) is one of the more enigmatic temples in Angkor Thom with the four faces of each tower looking to the four cardinal points signifying the omnipresence of the bodhisattva Lokesvara. The characteristics of this faces - a broad forehead, downcast eyes, wild nostrils, thick lips that curl upwards slightly at the ends-combine to reflect the famous 'smile of Angkor'.
There were originally 49 towers but today only 37 are standing. But not everyone of them has 4 faces. The central tower however, has much more faces carved into it.
i was on the side balcony of a hospital one early morning and thought thank you LORD GOD for this new day.... soon, the dark clouds shall be engulfed in bright lights.....then the day will roll into night....then the sun rises again....continually witnessing LORD GOD's omnipresence....
Omnipresence~ God is everywhere and is three persons. This photo represents how God is everywhere at one time.
The justly famous roof, with its rows and rows of winged cherubs representing the omnipresence of God, draws your eyes towards the ceiling. There’s space for 135 cherubs, although 13 have been erased by water damage.